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President Barack Obama has said that America would reach out to other countries as “an equal partner” rather than as the “exceptional” nation that many before him had embraced

Ongoing operational expenses inadequately covered by Congress'ssupplemental appropriations may leave the Army in the hole, riskingAmerica's security.

Like almost every government official, the federal governmentitself has an in-box stuffed with documents begging for attention.

The President's Important Choice on Missile Defense

President Barack Obama has a proposed a woefully inadequate budget for missile defense for FY 2013, neglecting his duty to defend the United States against foreign military threats

Four Percent for Freedom: The Need to Invest More in Defense provides the rationale for sensible spending on defense; illustrates the dire consequences of inadequate funding forsupporting our troops and promoting America's national interests;and lays out the policy challenges that have to be overcome toachieve the bipartisan consensus that will be needed in the nextdecade. It is a call to action to Congress and futureadministrations that they must heed to help keep America safe,free, and pr...

Missile Defense Scores a Hit

U.S. should remove forces within one year as Clinton promised

(Archived document, may contain errors) A Special Report to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee No. 25 4/15/96 THE CHEMICAL WEAPONS CONVENTION: A BAD DEAL FOR AMERICA By Baker Spring Senior Policy Analyst THE DECADES-LONG EFFORT TO BAN CHEMICAL WEAPONS

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